(Rafferty/Egan)
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Do you remember back in ’64?
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You came a-knockin’, knockin’ on my door,
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Yeah, you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
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I didn’t care where I was going, no I didn’t think twice.
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I was just a young boy, yeah, I was so green,
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You were so experienced, you know what I mean,
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Still you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
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I didn’t care where I was going, no I didn’t think twice.
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Blind faith was all we had,
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Looking back it all seems kind of sad,
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We just sat around and watched it all go bad.
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I said I never thanked you for everything you’d done,
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I had to do a lot of walking before I could run.
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Still you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
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I didn’t care where I was going, no I didn’t think twice.
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Blind faith was all we had,
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Looking back it all seems kind of sad,
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We just sat around and watched it all go bad.
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(repeat and fade out)
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Gerry Rafferty & Joe Egan: Their songs, voices, guitars, pianos, mandolins and kazoos - and featuring their organs
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Peter Robinson: Piano, Electric Piano, Hammond Organ, Pipe Organ, Synthesizer & Chimes
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Gary Taylor: Electric Bass and Mini-Moog
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Joe Jammer: Electric Guitar
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Andrew Steele: Drums, Tambourines, Congas, Triangle, Chimes, Maracas, Wood Blocks, Cowbell, Claves and Jawbones
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Bernie Holland: Electric Guitar
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Chris Neale: Harmonica
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Corky Hale: Harp
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Chris Mercer: Tenor Sax
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Steve Gregory: Tenor Sax
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Mike Stoller: Electric Harpsichord
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Strings arranged by Richard Hewson
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Horns arranged by Mike Stoller
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Blind Faith
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